One Great Product After Another
I have to say that out of all the major golf club companies of late…I think Adams Golf is impressing us the most. They just continue to bring out one great product after another and so many impressive prototypes it could make a golf ho’s head spin.
Barney Adams the previous owner of Adams Golf established a great name for the company when he brought out the Tight Lies back in the 90’s. And the new guys that have taken over at Adams Golf since Barney’s semi-retirement have continued the carry on the name and also take it to a whole new level!
Prototypes, Prototypes…and more Prototypes!
Adams Golf is taking full advantage of today’s technological advances…which allows for a much quicker product development times from idea to implementation. They are putting prototypes in almost anybody’s hands that wants to try them. And they are trying to almost make a different proto for every type of golfer on the planet. So as a golfer you cannot ask for much more then that from a golf company.
Here are a couple of their latest prototypes floating around not only the tour but also on EBAY. If you ever wanted to get your hands on some Tour Issue gear that has been in the hands of some of the greatest PGA players look no further then EBAY. There are tons of them to choose from on there.
Adams Hybrid 9031SF Prototype (Sole)
Adams Golf Hybrid 9031SF Prototype (Face)
Adams Hybrid Prototype 9031SF (Heel)
Adams Golf Puglielli Wedge (Black)
Adams Golf Puglielli Black Wedge (Back)
Adams Golf Puglielli Wedge (Heel)
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Parker
15 years ago
Nice! I like the look of that hybrid prototype. I never really dug the square look of the Pro Gold boxer hybrids, so the rounder features of the club above looks a lot more appealing to me. Those wedges are pretty cool looking too. It’s a smart move by Adams to bring in a name like Puglielli to brand their wedges (like Vokey with titleist). If Adams could come out with a truly popular driver, I think more weekend golfers would start taking Adams more seriously. Taylor Made, Titleist, and Callaway still dominate the bags of the younger players at the courses I play at.